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Great little Italian Restaurant at Sunset and Vine – You want to be spoiled? Do you want a real taste of home?
Go to Fabio Conti's lovely little cafe on Sunset and you will have a good time. The food... well he goes home and has his mother in Italy teaches him new recipes each year.. its delicious. A great wine selection is on hand to match your budget and taste.
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Did I say that he makes his own Tiramisu.
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Will come back.
Great place to eat if you are taking in a show – The food was excellent. I had the lasagna and it was very well prepared, home made style and was a good sized portion. The calamari was light, crispy and non-fishy, and the misto salad was large and fresh. The bread and pesto were tasty and plentiful. The chocolate no-flour cake was a great chocolate rush, even from a non- cake or chocolate loving person like me. The service was friendly and did all we asked of them quickly and with a smile. Don't miss out on this place.
Pros: The fresh pasta dishes, quick and friendly service, No-flour chocolate cake and a short walk from the theatre are all pros
Cons: We had reservations which are a must if it's bad weather, thank goodness we had them that afternoon, and no Italian ice cream.
A perfect dinner before – Myself, four other adults and two six-year-olds went here (2/8/09) before going to see "Phantom" at the Pantages. This was the second time two of us had been here. The food was superb, the spaghetti con vongole the best I've ever had anywhere, the ravioli was light and obviously homemade, the pappedelle with pears and mushrooms was divine, and the chocolate no-flour cake was to die for!!!!! The calamari appetizer was crispy and not oily, and the salads (misto and the one with the arrugla and radiccio) were all that one could ask for. The bread and pesto were equally good. In fact, everything was great, including the service and our wine. I honestly can't think of anything that could have improved our meal. I tend to be critical of restaurants. If they don't measure up I have no qualms about saying so. But honestly this was as about as perfect a meal as you can have!!! We would have been happy to give six stars were it possible!!!
Great burrata antipasti – I work across the street so we dialed in a takeout order. I love that the takeout prices are lower than the regular lunch prices. Not only did they deliver the food, but they gave us extra bread. I like a real piece of bread over bread sticks any day. Plus they come with delicious dipping sauce.
I got the burrata antipasti. It was delicious and a larger portion than I expected. I love the caprese salad at Pizzeria Mozza and this one was almost as good. The Pizzeria Mozza one roasts cherry tomatoes and seasons them with sea salt. Fabiolus uses a standard tomato. They included black olives, which was a nice touch.
My workmates swear by the Fusilli ai funghi e spinaci.
Now I want to get the full dining experience. I will definitely go back again. How lucky am I to have such great food so close by.
Terrible experience !! – Go anywhere else ! ---Food was very average. The prices for the entrees were way overpriced for what you received. I ordered the lamb chops (recommended). They were very "gamy". If not for a heavy sauce, they would have been left after one bite. Others at the table were nice about the quality and said it was ok. The service was fine, but at the end, the owner came out and was so rude and out of line that we had to get up and leave.: Not because we had done any thing wrong or were bothering other patrons, but because the owner was so wrong that I needed to "get away" before I said something I didnt want to say. For what it cost toeat here with a bottle of wine, you could go blindfolded and be better off !!!
After reading the great reviews I was very excited to eat here. The appetizer I had, the caprese, was pretty good, but that was the extent of the good food. When the entrees came we were all very disappointed (there were 4 of us). I had the chicken parmesan, which was dry, over cooked and the breading was very coarse with no flavor, and which the server strongly recommended. Then my husband, upon the server's recommendation, ordered the lasagna, which was probably the worst we have ever had. Completely flavorless and totally bland. All in all I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone I like.
Best pasta in town – Fabiolus is my absolute favorite place to eat in LA. Parking on Sunset in sometimes a challenge. Vallet in the back is really rude. Past is wonderful and the desserts are wonderful. I could eat here everday and be happy. I have been known to schedule more than one lunch here a week. I cried when the location across from Paramount closed, but am happy that the Sunset location is not that far. Love the fact that they have carry out. Kiana, the owner, is always a delight - as so is my favorite waiter Gabriel. I highly recommend this place
Go here – Every time my boyfriend and I have gone here we have had a wonderful experience. The food is so good we don't understand why it isn't always busy. There are so many selections on their menu to suit anyone and the prices are very reasonable. The service is friendly and attentive. The overall appearance of the restaurant is so cute, and there is also outside dining. Definitely recommend this place.
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The Dow and S&P 500 reversed their losses to finish higher Tuesday, but gains were limited as further losses for Apple weighed on the tech sector and as investors hesitated to jump in ahead of some major earnings reports in the coming days.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 27.57 points, or 0.20 percent, to end at 13,534.89, led by Caterpillar and Microsoft, logging a five-day winning streak. Hewlett-Packard led the blue-chip laggards.
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The S&P 500 edged up 1.66 points, or 0.11 percent, to close at 1,472.34, ending at a five-year high. The Nasdaq slipped 6.72 points, or 0.22 percent, to finish at 3,110.78.
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Apple tumbled more than 3 percent to end near $485 a share, touching fresh 11-month lows. Earlier, Nomura Securities lowered its price target on the iPhone maker to $530 from $660 to "reflect signs of weaker-than-expected iPhone 5 sales." (Read More: Can Apple Come Back After Falling?)
In the last few months, analysts have been raising red flags over sales of the iPhone 5, which debuted in September, citing lowered expectations and increasing competition from the likes of Samsung. Apple shares hit an all-time high of $705 a share following the iPhone 5 release and have shed roughly a quarter of their value since.
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On Monday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke urged Congress to raise the debt ceiling, the $16.4 trillion borrowing limit. Earlier this month, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned the ceiling could be reached by mid-February or early March. (Read More: Bernanke: 'We're Not Out of the Woods' Despite 'Fiscal Cliff' Deal)
Ratings agency Fitch warned policymakers that failure to raise the debt ceiling within a "timely" manner would see the nation's sovereign ratings put under formal review with "highly uncertain" consequences.
Facebook dipped after the social-networking giant announced a 'Graph Search' service, a social search feature allowing users to combine phrases to get content that's been shared on Facebook. Facebook added that its search function uses Microsoft's Bing as a back-up, sending shares of Microsoft higher. User-review site Yelp tumbled after the announcement, while Google rallied after Facebook said the Graph Search is very different from a regular web search.
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Dell zipped higher to lead the S&P 500 gainers after a report that said a potential buyout of the computer software maker is moving forward and several banks have been tapped for financing of the deal, according to Reuters. In addition, Jefferies and Deutsche Bank both lifted their price target on the company. (Read More: Dell Buyout Has '50-50' Chance: Billionaire Ross)
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The fourth Grand Slam Masters Final will be held from September 25th till October 11th, 2011 and like its first edition, there will be six participants. The tournament, a double round-robin, will again be held in both Bilbao, Spain and a partner city, to be announced. Vishy Anand, Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura have already qualified for the Grand Slam Final.
The dates of the 4th Grand Slam Masters Final were announced today in a press release from the organizers: September 25th-October 11th, 2011. Again, the second half of the tournament will take place in Bilbao, Spain and the first half in a partner city that will be announced soon. Although we don't want to steal a scoop from the organizers, we can reveal that, like last year (when the first part took place in Shanghai, China), there have been serious negotiations with a city outside Europe. After two years with only four participants, the fourth edition will return to the most popular of top tournament formats: a double round robin with six players.
Bilbao 2010, with Kramnik (who won the tournament), Shirov, Carlsen and Anand
So far only two tournaments have been played in this fourth 'Grand Slam season': the Pearl Spring tournament in Nanjing, China and the Tata Steel tournament in Wijk aan Zee, The Netherlands. Only one more will be played before this year's Grand Slam Final, which is the Kings Tournament in Bazna, Romania (June 10-22, 2011). This means there will be three qualified participants in Bilbao, and three wild-cards. Those players already qualified are Magnus Carlsen (Norway, world's number two, winner in Nanjing) and Hikaru Nakamura (USA, world's number eight, winner in Wijk aan Zee). In today's press release the organizers also revealed the name of Viswanathan Anand (India, world's number one), who is said to have 'qualified' as the world champion. The winner in Bazna and the two wild cards will be announced later.
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The opening ceremony will take place on the deck of the MSC Opera cruise ship on September 20th at the Bilbao harbour. The ship will weigh anchor immediately for a Chess Theme Cruise. MSC Cruises and the Bilbao Port Authority are two official partners of this fourth edition of the Grand Slam Masters Final. Together they will offer, through Basque travel agency Romotur, special conditions to those who wish to take part in the Chess Theme Cruise, which will follow the route Bilbao-Gibraltar-Tunisia-Dubrovnik-Venice from September 20th to September 28th.
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LOL! The idea of the cruise is very Bilbao style, love it!
Do I get this right? Nakamura (and the other players) will have to travel to Bilbao for the opening ceremony - guess their presence is mandatory - then to another location a few time zones away (safe to assume that the other continent won't be Africa ...) then back to Bilbao for the second half of the event.
Creative organizing, but Morelia-Linares (with intercontinental travel in the middle of the event) wasn't exactly popular at least with some world-top players.
2 years 12 months ago
Aronian won in 2009 but wasn't given a spot in 2010 so I doubt they will change the rules to accomodate Kramnik.
2 years 12 months ago
They only had 2 spots available after carlsen and anand were automatically seeded into the final. At the very least they could include Kramnik as a wild card, or a Shanghai type tournament to determine the final three participants.
"I doubt they will change the rules ..."
Which rules?? Maybe "qualify" was the wrong word from CAL|Daniel, but indeed Kramnik would be a logical wildcard which could already be announced. I also consider Anand a (logical) wildcard rather than a qualifier: noone knew that his match against Topalov was also a Bilbao qualifier, and the organizers hadn't declared that the world champion will always get a Bilbao invitation. As a matter of fact, they might not have invited a WCh Topalov who had declined twice in a row before?
Another story is if Kramnik would even be interested (cf. my comment below): he never played Linares when it was Morelia-Linares ... .
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Kasparov is indeed "history" now, BUT... if he ever chose to play again, you can bet everybody would be scrambling!
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For Telluride Hiking Guide author Susan Kees, hiking around the Telluride region is about much more than exercise. It's about exploration.
Kees has explored the surrounding basins, ridges and trails for over four decades and continues to share her routes, and their history, with locals and visitors alike in the third edition of the Telluride Hiking Guide, available at Between the Covers and online at TellurideHikingGuide.com.
Kees, who has lived at the top of Oak Street since 1972, began hiking not to set records or train for races, but to explore Telluride's mining history. As a writer and teacher she became intrigued with many of the mining characters who still lived in Telluride in the early 70s.
Kees visited the miners and wrote short biographies for the local paper, which at the time was The Telluride Times.
"Mrs. Clemente lived next door," Kees recalled of a little Italian, woman who worked in the mines and lived in the house in front of the house she shares with her husband, Bill Kees.
"She was a cook at the Sheridan Crosscut Mine and worked at the Black Bear Mine. She was five feet tall and walked around town with coal bucket, and filled it with scraps of wood from the construction sites to heat her home. She had a thick, Italian accent and she and her daughter would tell me stories about living at the Sheridan Crosscut."
After hearing about off-the-beaten-path places like The Sheridan Crosscut Mine and the Ballard House, and stories from the people who had lived and worked in these places, Kees wanted to visit them. The only way to get there was to hike.
Even now, getting to many of these places is tricky, but back then even if there were trails, they were overgrown. So, as Kees explored, she would write notes to herself, so she could remember how to get home.
"I got lost everywhere I went," she said, laughing at herself. "I remember being up Bear Creek for nine hours on the way to Ophir – and I never got there. So I wrote notes to help myself on the way back."
To find some of the places that she wanted to explore, it would take her multiple attempts, but for Kees, the effort was always worth it. Especially when her path led to mining ruins.
"I'm interested in the stories, the things that happened in these basins," Kees said. Then unable to resist, she told the story of Bulkeley Wells.
According to Kees, Wells, who was a superintendent of the mines, had a hunting camp in Deer Trail Basin where he would take different ladies for high-end picnics.
"It was asuumed he was ladies man," Kees said, "and it was assumed he had these luxurious picnics in and around Deer Trail Basin. In fact, there has been findings of fine china high in these basins, probably left from his picnics."
She paused, eyes wide, and added, "Stuff like that fascinates me."
In her hiking guide, Kees gives routes that reveal hard-to-find places like the Marshall Basin-Liberty Bell Ridge Loop, as well as directions to places you may have passed 100 times without noticing.
One such place is the Stillwell Tunnel and Liberty Bell Mine, a turn you've probably overlooked every time you've done the Jud Wiebe. If you continue toward Liberty Bell Mine, instead of diving into the Jud Wiebe from Tomboy Road, you'll end up at Stillwell.
Kees' description of Liberty Bell Mine in the hiking guide is as follows:
This was a fairly sophisticated place in those years with a well-stocked commissary that had a pool table and lockers for miners. The miners turned 12-inch sided banquet tables upside down and hung them from the ceiling to be used like playpens where children observed their parents below. Take the time to walk up there and see where men worked for less than $3 a day.
In Kees' mind, her hiking guide is first "a tribute to the Miners," and second a great resource for those adventurous enough to explore the places where she has been, so many times.
"My sense is that we wouldn't be here if the miners hadn't been here," she said. "They made the roads and the trails possible. Nobody has really thanked them."
This spring, Kees finished the third edition of her hiking guide. The first edition was published in 2000 and morphed from all of those little notes she used to take; in the 2012 second edition, she improved the directions. Now, in 2012, with the third edition, she believes she has, with help from her husband, greatly improved the directions and expanded the scope of the hikes.
Kees explained that she and Bill spent the last two summers hiking and re-hiking the routes, using a GPS to track coordinates and to map each route.
"One year we did the Sheridan Crosscut eight times," she said, "because we argued about the directions. Bill made me be more accurate and kept me accountable. He's very thorough and precise; he didn't care about the grammar, but was more interested in the precision."
For Susan, hiking around Telluride and writing her hiking guide have always been a labor of love. At 70, she's still going, and it doesn't look like she is planning to stop in the foreseeable future, despite a few broken bones. She has broken three bones in the last five years, in her wrist, her ankle and her leg.
In her guide she calls the traverse on a hike called Valley View "Bone Breaker Traverse," because that is where she broke her ankle.
And her wrist?
"I was at the top of the pass beyond Lewis Mine, up Bridal Veil Basin," she said. "I looked up at Columbine Lake. You think you're in the Bahamas when you look at it – beautiful turquoise that comes from copper. I looked at it, wowed at it and tripped with my pack on and crunched my wrist."
She paused and added, laughing, "I'm not sure if I broke my wrist before my ankle."
After each injury, she has been back hiking as soon as she can. In fact, we held our interview during her first hike since breaking her leg this past February. We did Owl Creek.
The hike was as good for her soul as it was her leg. Ecstatic to be back on the trail, she answered, "My favorite hike? Whatever one I'm on."
Look for Telluride Hiking Guide at Between The Covers and online at TellurideHikingGuide.com. Kees encourages anyone using her guide to comment on the hikes and current conditions at the website.
For Telluride Hiking Guide author Susan Kees, hiking around the Telluride region is about much more than exercise. It's about exploration.


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"Interesting but not essential"
reviewed by ColinB
Guess this comes under the 'interesting but not essential' category !
A mono soundboard, there is a bit of mic overload present on a couple of tracks. Being a soundboard, the audience reaction is mostly missing. This seems strange at times, like on the introductions, when it sounds like there is a solitary person applauding !
Good selection of songs from this post-Aloha period, but nothing really outstanding.
'Amen' gets the obligatory 'airplane' reprise. 'My Way' has the solo violin featured even more than in 'Aloha', Elvis slurs his words on one line when he forgets the lyric. 'Hound Dog' has the slow start but is all over in a minute. A bit of unusual vocalising on 'Suspicious Minds'.
The beautiful song: 'Ill Remember You' is kinda spoiled by Elvis making comments, changing the words & finally starting to laugh.
After 'Its Over' and without a pause, Elvis launches into 'Release Me' in too high a key, and abandons things after 30 seconds, quickly going into 'Faded Love', which starts at a galloping pace, with Elvis commenting: "It's too fast !". There is a surprise after 'Bridge Over Troubled Water', when Elvis does a 1:14 reprise from the 'Sail on silver, girl' bit onward.
Perhaps the best bit of the whole CD is one of the 'bonus songs': a beautiful and rare rendition of 'Im Leavin' from the midnight show.
Overall an interesting listen, but an essential buy for completists only.
"Elvis wasn?t working to a rigid set list"
reviewed by Rockinrebel
Years ago I used to buy audience recordings of live shows, and it was normally shows such as this one which included the odd rare performance and a bit of humour from Elvis that made this aspect of collecting worthwhile. Back then I would never have believed that one day I would be listening to shows like this recorded directly from the soundboard, but thanks to FTD all things are possible.
As most of you will already know this show was recorded during an extra 3 am show at the High Sierra Theatre in Lake Tahoe, Nevada on May 13, 1973, and the mono soundboard recording presented on this release is very good in terms of sound quality.
Following the Aloha show, Elvis quickly settled back in to the routine of playing Las Vegas and touring, and by the time he arrived in Tahoe, another Las Vegas season and a seven date April tour had already been completed. He really needed a new challenge, and his performance level generally was not comparable to the first two years of his return to live performances. However, he was still quite capable of performing good shows, and for majority of his shows from this period he also seemed to be enjoying entertaining the public.
This performance showcases Elvis in good spirits, but the now familiar opening numbers ?See See Rider? and the ?I Got a Woman/Amen? medley are performed without any real energy. Elvis then offers the first real surprise of the evening, a cover of Kris Kristofferson?s ?Help Me Make It through the Night?, and whilst he does fool around with the song in places, we do start to hear a little more vocal power during this performance.
A strong version of James Taylor?s ?Steamroller Blues? follows, along with another solid performance on the Marty Robbins? hit ?You Gave Me a Mountain?. Both songs had been high points of the recent ?Aloha? special, and Elvis does them justice again here.
Crowd pleasing oldies follow with Elvis joking his way through his 1956 hit ?Love Me? and offering a rather uninspired run through ?Blue Suede Shoes?. This is followed by the rock medley that was used with differing song combinations during 1973 and 1974. Here ?Long Tall Sally? and ?Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin? On? are coupled with brief snippets of ?Mama Don?t Dance? and ?Shake Rattle and Roll?.
Another song from the ?Aloha? special ?My Way? is next. The same arrangement that was used during the Hawaiian concert, which personally I prefer to the later tour arrangements, is used here, but the vocals are not quite as polished.
Elvis follows this with the slow blues version of ?Hound Dog? that he had introduced into his stage act the previous year. The vocals are a little too laid back here, but James Burton?s guitar playing makes the performance worthwhile.
It?s back to the ?Aloha? set list for ?What Now My Love? with Elvis getting more into the song as it progresses and finishing it well. An average ?Suspicious Minds? follows, before Elvis mentions the TV Special and chooses another song associated with the show, Kui Lee?s Hawaiian ballad, ?I?ll Remember You?. There?s a one liner of ?Alfie? at the start, and later Elvis jokes ?the sun?s coming up?, and laughs his way through the latter part of the song.
A powerful ?I Can?t Stop Loving You? follows, and Elvis stays focused during the next song, ?Bridge Over Troubled Water?, which whilst not as well rehearsed as some of the earlier versions, features strong vocals, with the reprise at the end indicating that Elvis was enjoying the performance.
Elvis then tells the band to start ?The Impossible Dream?, but nobody seems to know it, so he suggests ?For the Good Times? instead. Again there is no response, so the concert mainstay ?Funny How Time Slips Away? is performed as an alternative.
Elvis suggests ?The Impossible Dream? again, and gives the band a cue this time, but the song still doesn?t materialise, so another song from the ?Aloha? special, ?It?s over?, is given a good performance. Elvis then tries ?Release Me?, but this simply doesn?t work, so he quickly offers the concert rarity ?Faded Love? as an alternative, and after a quick tempo change at the beginning he gives a good impromptu performance which also features some good guitar work from James Burton.
The show the closes with the customary ?Can?t Help Falling In Love?, and as bonus material we are given a good performance of ?I?m Leavin??, and an attempt at ?A Big Hunk O? Love? which apart from a vocal mix up in the middle is also a fairly good performance. Both of the bonus songs were taken from the midnight show on the same day.
In summing up, I found this show quite enjoyable. There are a few mistakes, and the show may sound under rehearsed in places, but Elvis seems to be enjoying himself and this comes across in the performance. The humour is good natured, and it isn?t really surprising that Elvis was a little laid back, considering the show time.
It was also refreshing to hear that Elvis wasn?t working to a rigid set list, and it was nice to hear him suggest songs as the mood took him rather than wait for a cue as to what to sing next. This might have resulted in some songs not being quite as polished as they could have been, but it does make for a more interesting performance.


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Another UFO sighting was reported in Pelham Manor earlier this month, according to the site www.ufostalker.com.
A man reported seeing a white, rice shaped object hovering above the BJs Wholesale Club located at the Pelham Parkway at about 1:15 p.m on Aug. 12. The object reportedly hovered in the sky at a 40 to 45 degree angle.
This is the third UFO sighting to have been reported in Pelham Manor on UFO Stalker. In March, a Pelham Manor resident reported seeing an unidentified flying object in the sky. The resident described seeing a single light moving across the sky in an arc. Afterwards, four lights moved outward in different directions from a central point.
Another report was made in May 2011.
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"When my child was born, I realized it really wasn't good for Mama to be going out in the middle of the night on a medic call," said Kayla. That's when she went to work for the post office, her employer for the past 19 years.
Her first job was as a clerk in Altoona. Her goal, while standing at the window assisting customers, was to someday be postmaster. That happened two months ago when she was named postmaster of the Jacksonville Post Office. She had served as supervisor for three years before that.
As postmaster, she finds herself facing more accountability and more decision-making.
"Now, all of the responsibility falls on me," she said. "We have 15 routes we carry mail to in Jacksonville. The Weaver mail also comes in through Jacksonville."
Kayla said her goal is to successfully guide the facility through a period of making positive changes.
"We have a very busy window, and we've striving to make sure it accommodates the public in the best way possible," she said. "We want to have excellent customer service."
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"We're trying to prevent them from having to wait in line," she said. "We want them to be able to get through the line fast. We're happy to assist them with anything they need, from packaging to assisting with express mail. We have everything that our customers need. We offer express mail, which is our premium service. It's guaranteed overnight or the second day with an automatic insurance rate of $100. We have secure, 24 hour a day boxes for rent, and all the supplies needed for mailing, including boxes, tapes, labels, bubble wrap and envelopes."
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Kayla wants to make the post office more appealing for the customers. She invites anyone with suggestions or issues to call her at 435-9069.
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